Kamloops Cariboo Regional Immigrant Society (KIS) is a non-profit registered society and charity based in Kamloops, British Columbia. The Society provides essential programs and inter-cultural services to immigrants, migrants and refugees in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District to promote their successful integration into Canadian society.
Deliver programs and services designed to advance immigrants, migrants, refugees, visible minorities, first-generation Canadians and their families in becoming full and equal members of Canadian society.
Advocate for immigration, settlement, integration and multicultural issues on a local, regional and national scale.
Take actions to eliminate racism against immigrants and visible minorities.
Raise awareness on the importance of immigration, multiculturalism and diversity in Canadian society.
Promote respect and understanding in the elimination of barriers and challenges faced by immigrants, migrants, refugees and minorities.
Board of Directors
President: David Cruz
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer: Satwinder Paul
Board Members: Ambo Dhaliwal, Volker (Wally) Kloubek, Dilip Kumar Maurya, Eva Bechtel, Angus Duff, Tesh Dagne
